Sentence examples for moment marking from inspiring English sources

The event is seen as a seminal moment, marking the birth of the gay pride movement.

This was an important moment, marking a formal end to an on-off war against separatists and radicals of various Islamic tinges that had lasted for 15 years.

But Christie thwarted them in the 27th minute by helping himself to a milestone moment, marking his first start for his country with his first goal.

At the end of a pulsating match lasting two hours 21 minutes - the third set at 77 minutes was the longest last set in a French Open final - Capriati had thoughts only for the moment, marking the instant of her victory with a triumphant jig before embracing Clijsters at the net.

This proved a decisive moment, marking the end of Irish willingness to stay inside the Union.

"This is really a very important moment marking the end of a war, but ending it responsibly.

Yet the moment marked a turning point in Cuban history.

But that moment marked the beginning of the gradual restoration of his eyesight.

The moment marked a crisis of identity for Jefferson – in terms of race, class and gender.

Though sombre, that moment marked the start of a remarkable political career.

"That moment marks you forever, after the Champions League experience and everything people said.